... chosen from one party, and that party is agreed bow the places shall be filled ? What George 11. said to the chiefs of the Whig oligarchy, who forced hia closet and dictated to him their terma, will—should ever the party of Administration alone subsist—have ...

... single sentence on another unfortunate element influencing the approaching election. Formerly, there were the distinctions of Whig and Tory, Protectionist and Free-trader. These were legitimate grounds of preference, they affected public business in understood ...

... anxious attention of our statesmen, to the exclusion of matters heretofore considered of greater political importance.— litljait Whig. Mii.ita Movbmbhtk.— The depot of the 72d Rogiment will I‘rtisiov Friday for Fort- Goorge ; they will be accompanied by two ...

... the politics of nis country, although he may not be officially connected with those who administer them.” There never was a Whig yet, we believe, who ever lost sight of politics if he could sec his way to office, however dimly, and Panmure is no exception ...

... with us is against ns. This was shown lately, when the seceders from the Conservative petty threw all their weight into the Whig seals, and overthrew ths faire-H chance which has existed for the last twenty-five years of truly Conservative Government. ...

... deeply fainted with the nepotism which, not less thaa financial blundering and feebleness, appears to stick like barencle to all Whig, Whigling, and administrations; and mar the dignity and political virtues, which that party is without doubt, historically ...